The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-02-03
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odds and Eods arranged for tho Hurried
Reader.
Cincinnati thinks she has too afy
theslers.
Delta. Fulton county, has d clared for
prohibition
Steabsnyille will have new freight
and passenger depot
A canning company has been incOr
DOraipd at Marietta with capital stock
Of 5000
Morley's pottery, at East Liverpool,
was destroyed by fire on Monday night.
Caused by a natural gas stove.
George Patterson, Of Lebanon, has
gone Into the spring chicken business,
Matching them in an incubator.
EIyria Shear Works, employing sew
enty FIVE men, wants to remove to some
other town for bonus. Who bidsf
During the recent cold snap, an Ash
tabula boy. whose parents were away
visiting. was compelled to trap rabbits
for his daily bread.
Fred Reese, former Wooster barber,
for attempting to dress his wife's hair
with the fire shovel, Is serving term IN
the Pittsburg work house.
The Bohemian oats man, has trans
ferred his base of operations from Ohio
TO Indiana, but before gOlng str OK
Miama county farmers for $4,000
Wayne county bar will on FRIDAY
night bBUqGe. Judge Q. G. Parsons, IL
honor Uf his retirement from h Com
mOa Pleas bench, which he has occupied
for ten years.
The feeders at the Jefferson nail fac
tory at SteubenVille, have struck for
higher wages, and az result the m
pany thiuks they will get along here
after with the self feeding machiues.
A number OF Bohemian oats note cases
have been tried at BellefOntainq In 9
few cases the farmers beat the holder Of
the notes on the ground that the hold
er5 If The notes were not innocent pur-
Ghasers, But in most cases the farm
eTs have to pay
The commissioners Of Wayne county
are contemplating the erection Of new
jail mt Upper Sludusky, They went oni
on tour of inspection 10 take look a
Jail strQc aFes in counties Of this sateI
and Indiana. Que lost hi5 CV5EcOat and
the other his DOckstbO0k.
L, W. BaidpIm}n, WiceOnsln veteran,
received 81 240 back pension, and cam
to Tiffin TO have good time with his
relatives He got drunk and raised cain,
but during his spree some thief stole his
back pension, leaving him but $50 with
which to finish his spree.
Lester 8 evens, of South Madison, a
few DAYS since amused himself by snap
ping caps on rife that he did not know
was loaded. The gun went eff all right
and the contents we're lodged In a dOgr
between the sitting room and parlOr
His mother, who was In the psrlOr, es
capped unhurt.
Capt. A. Carr, Of Wooster, Is laid up
for repairs In Columbus. He had
handsome gold watch which Columbus
slugger wanted. In his struggle to re
tain the property his eye was put In
mourning and his garments were badly
disaTfanged to such an extent that the
slugger has not yet been arrested.
Near RushmOre, Putnam county, a
bald eagle few days ago was observed
to sWoop down to the earth and rise with
some animal In his talOns. After rising
perhaps l feet he let the animal drop.
Some boys ran to the spot and found
Herman MagilPs Scotch terrier dog,
considerably bruised by the fall but able
to run about.
About one year ago Arthur Eariok.
son of Robert Earick, Bloom township,
Seneca county, was bitten by a mad dog
The wound healed up and nothing more
was thought of until recently, when the
lad began TO show unmistak8b!e sign
of hydrOphObia. He grew worse and
worse and finally died after great suf T.
Ing.
Two swindler5 In Shelby county In
duced George SoerhCff to sign his name |
to paper as a receipt for Ten gallons Of |
paint they we're Introducing. Last week |
two other persons demanded Of him 1915 |
on contract for the paint. SoeTbOff |
compromised by giVinga note for 800
payable in thirty days. He then went |
to Sidney and took steps to prevent col
lection of the note.
Last night, at about 8 O'Clock, the |
door bell at Judge Fitzgerald's residence |
In Cincinnati was rung and was an
swered by the Judge In person. he bad
no more than opened the door than the |
man whose face was blackened, fired q |
r6HOlV6T, Gub Dull6b phholuS tulOuBH tn5
Judges coat on the right side but not |
entering the flesh. The Judge hastily |
slammed the door and the wOuld-be as
sassin made coed his escape. The police |
have not the slightest clue to the iden-
tIty Of the miscTeant, but his motive |
was undoubtedly revenge for some |
judicial act.
Steubenvllle Gazette: "GoV. Richards |
received this morning the amount of |
Judgment recovered in the case Of the |
labOrers against the G, Y. & P. R R for |
wages due for labor under the operation |
of the old company previous to the ap- |
pOintment Of a receiver. The amount |
of the claim with interest Is 81 ,l20 and |
Judgment was obtained In the United |
States Circuit Court, where the matter |
has been In litigation for the past three !
years. The men, about 125 In number, |
reside near Alliance and had almost |
despsired Of ever receiving any of their |
money, some Of them Offering to dispose |
of their claims for twenty per cent. 1t |
is the only claim Of the large number |
against the company that has been paid |
In full"
That Fatal Thirteen.
VS.. Lyon died the other evening at |